This is Death in Ice Valley, an original podcast series from the BBC World Service and ENAKA.

I'm Mority Gruff.

And I'm Neil McCarthy. And this is Episode 2, A Case of Clues.

We've been looking through police files, reports and documents from the end of November 1970

to piece together the Easter Woman's movements.

And the last thing we were talking about was that the police had made an important discovery

in the railway station in Bergen, so I think we should go there.

Yes, let's go there with the crime novelist Guna Stolassen.

He was a young man in Bergen when this was the country's biggest story,

and he's still hungry for answers.

You know, in the United States nobody is 100% sure who killed President Kennedy.

And it's the same with the Prime Minister Ulf Palmer in Sweden who was killed.

That is two very internationally known on-solved cases.

In my head, even if it's not that dramatic in the political world,

then I would say that the Ice Valley woman is in the same sort of on-solved mystery as the killing of Kennedy and Palmer.

I am sure that still after 47 years there are somebody living who knows more about this case,

perhaps even in Bergen.

No, we are in the railway station of Bergen.

At that time it was a little bit different, where we stand now, there was a ciosk where you could buy newspapers and all that.

And you had something luggage to deliver.

There was that part, but today it's luggage lockers.

But at that time you had to deliver it to a man who took them behind the somewhere in the shelves in there.

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